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[00:01:34] The World Food Forum 2026 was
[00:01:38] inaugurated in Rome, Italy.
[00:01:42] Indigenous peoples of El Salvador
[00:01:46] commemorated the indigenous resistance denouncing the indifference and
[00:01:50] historical marginalization they are victims
[00:01:54] of.
[00:01:57] Tens of thousands of people in Brussels demand the...
[00:02:00] European Union, stronger climate
[00:02:02] action.
[00:02:12] The World Food Forum 2026 was inaugurated
[00:02:15] in Rome, with opening speeches by Director
[00:02:19] General Ku Dongiyu. The event convened by the
[00:02:24] started from United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) is underway. It is
[00:02:27] expected that several Latin American and world leaders
[00:02:30] will intervene in the opening speeches, among them
[00:02:34] the acting president of Venezuela, Delhi Rodriguez, as
[00:02:38] well as the president of Bolivia, Rodrigo Paz, and the executive of
[00:02:41] the Dominican Republic, Luis Abinader, among others. International
[00:02:45] authorities and senior officials of the United Nations System also participate.
[00:03:00] Text from the Director General of FAO Cu highlighted the
[00:03:03] role of young people in connecting global goals with
[00:03:06] concrete actions in their communities, also inviting them to
[00:03:10] transform dialogue and learning into alliances that
[00:03:13] drive sustained changes.
[00:03:17] This brings this global movement closer to young people and communities
[00:03:21] around the world. These chapters connect global ambitions with
[00:03:24] local actions, this is precisely how we go beyond individual
[00:03:28] events and specific projects.
[00:03:30] towards sustained action and continuous generational
[00:03:33] renewal. Dear young people and young at
[00:03:37] heart, this forum is yours.
[00:03:40] You have embraced it from the beginning. Well, now we ask you to go a step further,
[00:03:44] to keep going, connecting, learning, and
[00:03:47] challenging each other to create new partnerships, to
[00:03:51] translate dialogue into concrete actions and ideas into solutions.
[00:03:55] FAO will continue to be by your side, because we firmly
[00:03:59] are the progressive elimination believe that investing in young people is an investment in the
[00:04:02] future of our agri-food systems, investing
[00:04:05] today, nourishing tomorrow,
[00:04:09] investing in young people for a more prosperous future for all, thank
[00:04:13] you very much, changing the subject, the acting president of
[00:04:17] meeting to commemorate the day of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, offered a balance of the first 100
[00:04:20] days of the Venezuela
[00:04:23] the lives and well-being of Renace Plan, among the outstanding actions are the rehabilitation and delivery of
[00:04:26] housing to the most affected, implementation of the health
[00:04:31] holidays. The behavior of plan and the repair of damages, as well as comprehensive care for
[00:04:34] those affected by the earthquakes, likewise, the acting
[00:04:38] president affirmed that those who are still in a camp
[00:04:42] will soon have a home, since the national
[00:04:45] government is working
[00:04:47] bombed the runway of the international airport in to respond to the families who hope to recover their
[00:04:50] homes. Rodríguez reaffirmed the Bolivarian government's
[00:04:53] commitment to the country's recovery and the well-being of the
[00:04:57] Venezuelan people, emphasizing that Venezuela is reborn with the
[00:05:01] union of
[00:05:04] us in all our dishes, all sectors. In terms of housing, we have rehabilitated and
[00:05:08] delivered 2,422
[00:05:11] homes with special attention in the
[00:05:15] Libertador and Chacao municipalities, as well as in the states
[00:05:18] of Laguaira, Miranda, and Aragua, benefiting
[00:05:22] 8,862
[00:05:24] people. Also, 700 new
[00:05:28] homes have been delivered in six states of the country and in La Guaira,
[00:05:32] 686 homes were recovered,
[00:05:36] benefiting
[00:05:37] 3,358
[00:05:40] people. Also. We continue to rehabilitate
[00:05:43] 20,083 homes that will benefit
[00:05:47] a total of 82.25
[00:05:51] people in three states of the country. The
[00:05:54] acting president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, reported that
[00:05:58] 461 credits have been granted to condominiums,
[00:06:01] benefiting 16,172
[00:06:04] families for the recovery of their spaces and homes after the
[00:06:08] double earthquake. We have delivered
[00:06:11] 460 credits to condominiums benefiting
[00:06:15] 16,172
[00:06:18] families for the recovery of their spaces and homes
[00:06:22] and the plan for 3,000 transitional
[00:06:25] single-family homes in Ciudad
[00:06:28] Caribe is being executed with 27% progress
[00:06:32] and a total goal of 6,000 single-family
[00:06:36] homes. The acting president reported that
[00:06:40] 7,300 of these 36
[00:06:43] people have been relocated and 30 transitional camps have been cleared as
[00:06:47] part of the recovery process after the double
[00:06:49] earthquake. 7,336
[00:06:53] people have been relocated
[00:06:56] and 30 transitional
[00:06:59] camps cleared, we continue to accompany those
[00:07:02] who need a housing solution, a
[00:07:05] home. 86 camps are still active
[00:07:09] where 18,055
[00:07:12] people are attended to daily. To those
[00:07:15] who are still in a camp, rest
[00:07:19] assured that you will soon have a
[00:07:22] home, we are working to respond to the families
[00:07:25] who hope to recover their homes.
[00:07:29] Also in Venezuela, changing the subject, the supply of pork leg for the
[00:07:32] Christmas season will be covered for the first time
[00:07:35] in years 100% with national
[00:07:38] production promoted by community networks and local producers.
[00:07:42] Vistavera brings us the report:
[00:07:46] From these community corrals, the raw material is processed for local
[00:07:49] consumption.
[00:07:54] In a context where the agricultural sector registers 85%
[00:07:57] of national supply, communal pig farming generates
[00:08:00] an animal protein supply throughout the year, not only
[00:08:04] chicken, we also have pigs and in the
[00:08:07] pigs, we have, so to speak, a wider
[00:08:11] range, we guarantee our Christmas pork leg
[00:08:14] from our point and circle for 7 years
[00:08:17] and besides that, also the other derivatives of the
[00:08:21] meat cuts that we make are
[00:08:24] ribs, pork chops
[00:08:26] and quality cuts because the idea is
[00:08:30] to produce, produce with quality. In the communal production
[00:08:33] units, the technicalization of the reproductive process seeks to increase
[00:08:36] the yield to hundreds of piglets per cycle, strengthening the
[00:08:40] local supply capacity.
[00:08:42] We have been able to technicalize everything and well today we have here gestation
[00:08:46] cages where we produce from 580 to
[00:08:50] 620 piglets per year and that has allowed
[00:08:53] us to strengthen ourselves and guarantee that this
[00:08:57] December will be purely
[00:09:00] 100% Venezuelan consumption with 14 consecutive
[00:09:04] quarters of agricultural growth, the national executive indicates
[00:09:07] that the articulation between agribusiness and communal
[00:09:10] economy guarantees 100%
[00:09:13] supply of pork leg. There is very good news, for the first
[00:09:16] time in many years, the pork leg we will eat for
[00:09:20] Christmas is pork
[00:09:22] leg from national production, I congratulate,
[00:09:26] General in Chief, I congratulate the national producers in
[00:09:30] all senses, the agribusiness,
[00:09:32] the productive communal economy, the
[00:09:36] entrepreneurs who have all joined efforts to guarantee
[00:09:40] Christmas products during these
[00:09:43] the supply is reflected in businesses with a food sector that
[00:09:47] registers increases in its distribution levels, the areperas of the
[00:09:50] country continuously offer pork leg in their daily offer, I
[00:09:54] ask for it any time of the year, be it January, February and all, I love
[00:09:58] its combination of the typical chicken salad plus the juicy
[00:10:02] pork leg made in its own, in its own broth, well there's
[00:10:05] pork leg empanada, pork leg arepa,
[00:10:09] eh, you can ask for your rice with pork leg, so
[00:10:13] pork leg is versatile for
[00:10:17] the streets, the pork chain accompanies an agri-food
[00:10:21] sector that already exceeds 90% of national self-sufficiency,
[00:10:24] connecting field work with real economy, in the
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[00:11:59] Back here on Telesur News, we talk about Argentina, mass
[00:12:02] consumption in the country continues to decline, even in the
[00:12:06] eight provinces where real formal wages increased
[00:12:10] since President Javier Miley took office, according to a
[00:12:13] report from the Fundación Encuentro. The study, which
[00:12:16] compares supermarket sales between January and July
[00:12:20] 2026 with the same period in
[00:12:23] 2023, indicates that salary growth has not
[00:12:26] translated into greater purchasing power. Among the
[00:12:30] factors that would explain this trend
[00:12:33] are increased unemployment, inflation, the
[00:12:36] expansion of informal employment, and the rising cost of basic
[00:12:39] services. This scenario reduces household disposable
[00:12:43] income to cover essential expenses such as
[00:12:47] food, beverages, and hygiene products, and reflects the
[00:12:50] difficulties families face in maintaining their purchasing
[00:12:54] power.
[00:13:04] Bolivian President, former Bolivian President Evo
[00:13:08] Morales questioned this Sunday the Shield of the Americas and
[00:13:11] compared it to Operation Condor, the repressive
[00:13:14] criminal operation that several South American dictatorships carried
[00:13:18] out during the 1970s. The former
[00:13:21] president argued that the alliance could influence
[00:13:25] institutions in the countries of the region, including judges,
[00:13:29] prosecutors and electoral tribunals. He
[00:13:32] also warned that this alleged interference could affect
[00:13:35] the independence of institutions and the political life of the
[00:13:39] countries involved. His statements raise a
[00:13:42] criticism of the scope of the alliance and its possible role
[00:13:46] in the internal affairs of states. In this sense,
[00:13:49] Morales urged participants to coordinate
[00:13:52] actions against the Shield of the Americas and to strengthen
[00:13:56] the articulation between sectors that share an anti-imperialist stance.
[00:14:11] The Ancestral Council of Indigenous Peoples of El Salvador
[00:14:14] commemorated Indigenous Resistance Day this Sunday. The meeting
[00:14:18] took place in Izalco, in the western part of the country, one of the
[00:14:21] few localities that shelters a small indigenous
[00:14:25] community. Our correspondent Roberto Hugo Presa informs
[00:14:27] us.
[00:14:30] Izalco is one of the few indigenous settlements of Pipil
[00:14:33] descent, the oldest and most representative in El
[00:14:36] Salvador. The central square was the scene this Sunday of a
[00:14:42] resistance. We practically
[00:14:45] call it Resistance Day because
[00:14:49] from then on our peoples began to
[00:14:53] resist against that culture that
[00:14:56] was imposed and that continues to dominate, what we call the
[00:15:00] homogenizing and hegemonizing culture, right,
[00:15:04] that is imposed on our
[00:15:08] peoples,
[00:15:11] rituals, ancestral ceremonies,
[00:15:14] music and exhibitions, was the preamble to the
[00:15:17] conversation, the world has not yet discovered
[00:15:19] America, we are showing
[00:15:23] that despite 530 odd
[00:15:27] years we are still alive and today more than ever
[00:15:30] telling the states and peoples that they
[00:15:34] were wrong,
[00:15:37] they could not exterminate us, because deep down, the very
[00:15:41] roots of our existence, of our culture, of
[00:15:44] our, why not say it, of our
[00:15:48] peoples, they cannot even
[00:15:50] visualize
[00:15:53] them. Indigenous peoples denounce the indifference and marginalization they have
[00:15:56] suffered for more than 500 years and that is why they demand from the
[00:16:00] government, I believe that claiming
[00:16:03] or demanding what really
[00:16:06] belongs to us, that is, our rights, I do not see that
[00:16:09] we are talking about being against the government or anything like
[00:16:12] that,
[00:16:16] youth and artists in solidarity with cultural identity lament that
[00:16:20] society, the state, and new generations are
[00:16:23] indifferent to their own
[00:16:27] the reasons is a structural issue, no, it is not
[00:16:30] eh, for example, that we have been so invaded
[00:16:34] by technology and that this alienates us,
[00:16:37] estranges us so much, eh, for example, from reality and that in some
[00:16:41] way we lose collectivity, every day there are
[00:16:44] fewer and fewer people who like this music
[00:16:48] because there is too much influence from
[00:16:52] outside with different musical genres, right,
[00:16:55] like rap, reggaeton and all
[00:16:57] that.
[00:17:01] Izalco is a town with a rich history, culture, and
[00:17:04] resistance, in 1932
[00:17:07] it was the epicenter of a peasant and indigenous uprising against the
[00:17:11] dispossession of communal lands after a violent military
[00:17:14] repression. From this place, which is the cradle of indigenous
[00:17:18] resistance in El Salvador, the indigenous peoples of this country called
[00:17:21] on all ancestral communities in the
[00:17:24] world to continue fighting to
[00:17:27] defend their rights,
[00:17:30] 534 years later. Roberto Hugo
[00:17:34] Presa, Telesur, Izalco, El Salvador.
[00:17:39] Thousands of people marched this Sunday in Guadalajara, in western
[00:17:42] Mexico, to demand an urgent solution from the regional
[00:17:46] government of Pablo Lemos to the crisis of turbid water
[00:17:50] supply with sediments and bad odors that affects
[00:17:53] various neighborhoods in the metropolitan area of the state of
[00:17:57] Jalisco. The demonstration, which
[00:18:01] the Minerva roundabout
[00:18:04] towards the official residence of the Casa de Jalisco,
[00:18:08] initially proceeded as a peaceful protest
[00:18:11] to denounce a problem that has persisted for
[00:18:15] months. Tensions escalated when a group of discontented individuals
[00:18:19] approached the metal security fences guarding the
[00:18:22] official compound, which prompted the deployment of a riot
[00:18:25] squad. Security forces responded with the use of
[00:18:29] tear gas and water cannons to repress the
[00:18:32] contingent, leading to moments of confrontation that affected
[00:18:36] several attendees, including children and elderly people.
[00:18:54] Let's go now to Belgium, tens of thousands of people
[00:18:58] marched this Sunday through the streets of Brussels, the
[00:19:01] capital, to the European Union headquarters to demand
[00:19:05] strong measures to address the
[00:19:07] climate crisis in a mobilization called before the upcoming
[00:19:11] annual UN summit in Turkey. The protest, which
[00:19:15] gathered some 45 thousand people, according to the police, and up to
[00:19:18] 60,000, according to the organizers, was marked by
[00:19:21] growing public concern after recent record-breaking
[00:19:25] heatwaves and wildfires recorded on the
[00:19:28] continent. The organizing coalition presented five
[00:19:32] key demands to governments, among which
[00:19:37] of... fossil fuel subsidies, the creation of more
[00:19:40] green spaces, and a just ecological transition that
[00:19:44] protects the most vulnerable sectors. Protesters and
[00:19:47] local political leaders expressed their frustration
[00:19:51] at the loss of priority of the environmental agenda in parliaments,
[00:19:55] warning that governmental inaction directly endangers
[00:20:00] the
[00:20:00] majorities.
[00:20:31] Responsible energy consumption can generate positive change
[00:20:35] for our future. If every home, business, city and
[00:20:38] country adopted this practice, the impact would be
[00:20:42] significant. Otherwise, we would be
[00:20:45] condemned to irreversible wear and tear. Every
[00:20:48] WAT counts. Therefore, reduce your energy
[00:20:51] consumption, share tips to create
[00:20:54] awareness, support sustainable businesses, promote
[00:20:58] the use of renewable energy, join
[00:21:01] and be part of the solution to have a healthier
[00:21:03] world, turn on energy saving.
[00:21:43] Back here on Telesur News to tell you, Brent oil exceeded
[00:21:47] $105 per barrel amid the continued war in West
[00:21:51] Asia and disruptions in fuel supply, the increase
[00:21:54] occurs in a context of tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, a
[00:21:58] key route for world crude oil transportation. On
[00:22:01] October 9, the price had approached $104
[00:22:05] per barrel. During the last
[00:22:08] week, attacks against tankers in
[00:22:11] level since the start of hostilities by the United
[00:22:15] States and Israel against the Islamic Republic of Iran.
[00:22:19] In addition, several ships caught fire while attempting to
[00:22:22] cross the strait. Despite these incidents, Donald Trump assured
[00:22:26] that the flow of oil through this route remains and at times exceeds
[00:22:30] levels prior to the aggressions, while uncertainty
[00:22:33] persists in energy markets.
[00:22:36] An analysis
[00:22:49] released by the international confederation
[00:22:52] Oxfam reveals that nations subject to austerity
[00:22:56] programs by the International Monetary Fund, the IMF,
[00:23:00] are on average twice as vulnerable to the
[00:23:03] economic persecutions of the war in West Asia and the
[00:23:07] worsening of the climate crisis. The study
[00:23:10] published on the eve of the annual meetings of the IMF,
[00:23:13] the World Bank in Bangkok, with delegates from 191
[00:23:17] countries, warns that 24 of the 28 analyzed
[00:23:21] states face demands for drastic cuts that
[00:23:24] limit their institutional response capacity. According
[00:23:28] to the humanitarian organization, these nations already bore
[00:23:31] severe economic pressures prior to the
[00:23:34] war, highlighting that 51% of their
[00:23:37] population suffers from food insecurity and
[00:23:40] 57% lack access to clean fuel for
[00:23:44] cooking. In addition, the report details that external
[00:23:47] debt service in these territories explains
[00:23:50] global difficulties, while official development
[00:23:54] aid decreased by 22% in real
[00:23:57] terms between 2021 and
[00:23:59] 2024.
[00:24:08] Changing the subject, this Sunday, the Russian Ministry of Defense
[00:24:11] reported that its military forces attacked a logistics
[00:24:14] center in the locality of Ternovka in the
[00:24:18] Ukrainian region of Nikolayev, as well as a dry
[00:24:22] cargo ship that was heading to the port of
[00:24:25] Chernomorsk. According to Moscow, the facilities were
[00:24:28] used to store military equipment and supplies
[00:24:31] destined for the Ukrainian army, while the
[00:24:35] vessel was transporting military supplies. Russian
[00:24:39] authorities indicated that the attacks were part of an operation
[00:24:42] against key logistics centers and port infrastructure in
[00:24:46] Ukraine. For the moment, the information corresponds to the official
[00:24:50] report from the Kremlin and did not include details about
[00:24:54] possible casualties or the magnitude of the damage.
[00:25:07] In Djibouti, at least 139 migrants died and another
[00:25:11] 84 remain missing after the
[00:25:14] shipwreck of a boat heading to Yemen, according to
[00:25:18] the International Organization for
[00:25:21] Migration. The accident occurred between the night of October
[00:25:25] 8 and 9 near Guere, north of
[00:25:28] Obok. 305 people were on board and the
[00:25:32] death toll increased after 30 more
[00:25:36] bodies were recovered. More than 80 people survived the
[00:25:39] shipwreck. Local authorities and the IOM
[00:25:43] continue search operations and provide assistance to
[00:25:46] survivors. Every year thousands of migrants travel
[00:25:50] this route to Yemen. The IOM points out that poverty,
[00:25:53] insecurity, and the effects of the climate crisis are
[00:25:57] among the factors that drive these
[00:25:59] journeys.
[00:26:13] from international justice accused of war crimes against
[00:26:17] humanity, Benjamin Netanyahu announced that he will
[00:26:20] investigate and may prosecute military and intelligence
[00:26:24] officials who spoke anonymously in the award-winning
[00:26:27] documentary NASA at the Venice Film Festival
[00:26:30] 2026.
[00:26:33] The production gathers testimonies from 24 sources that describe
[00:26:37] military procedures and operational decisions
[00:26:41] during the genocide in Gaza. The
[00:26:43] Prime Minister's office claims that the dissemination
[00:26:47] of this data could constitute crimes related to national
[00:26:50] security and the disclosure of classified
[00:26:53] information. For its part, the documentary's revelations have
[00:26:57] rekindled the debate about Zionist military operations,
[00:27:01] the use of artificial intelligence to identify
[00:27:04] targets, and accountability for civilian casualties
[00:27:07] in occupied Palestinian territory.
[00:27:24] Moving on, China imposed sanctions on Paraguayan Communications
[00:27:27] and Technology Minister Gustavo Villate for his
[00:27:31] positions on Taiwan. The measures include blocking his
[00:27:35] assets and prohibiting him from entering the country. In a
[00:27:38] statement, the Chinese government expressed: In recent
[00:27:41] years, certain anti-Chinese politicians in Paraguay, motivated
[00:27:44] by self-interest, have obstinately supported the
[00:27:48] so-called diplomatic relations of Paraguay with Taiwan
[00:27:51] and have carried out a series of reprehensible actions
[00:27:54] and statements on
[00:27:57] matters related to China, also stating
[00:28:00] to safeguard national sovereignty and security and
[00:28:04] development interests and to oppose separatist activities
[00:28:08] seeking Taiwan's independence, in
[00:28:11] accordance with articles 3, 4, 6, 9 and
[00:28:15] 15 of the Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law of the People's
[00:28:18] Republic of China, China has decided to take the following
[00:28:22] countermeasures against Paraguay's Minister of Communications and
[00:28:25] Technology, Villate. First,
[00:28:28] freeze his real estate,
[00:28:31] movable property and other assets within my
[00:28:35] country. Secondly, organizations and individuals within
[00:28:38] my country are prohibited from participating in transactions,
[00:28:42] cooperation, or other activities
[00:28:44] with him.
[00:28:50] With this, we close this broadcast of Telesur News. Until next
[00:28:53] time.
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[00:30:35] The recent military escalation between Yemen and Saudi Arabia
[00:30:39] caused the ceasefire to be broken, which had been active for 4
[00:30:42] years. The cause cited is that on July 13,
[00:30:46] the Saudi Air Force
[00:30:49] the city of Sana'a, controlled by the
[00:30:52] Houthi. A September report by the International Organization
[00:30:55] for Migration (IOM) warned that since
[00:30:58] this aggression,